my next question is an audience question a compelling question can you comment on james horton as a free person but living with the trauma knowing that his people are enslaved on the fear of being captured and sold into slavery as well. >> absolutely. it's an interesting vantage point thatns james had in the sense there was a privilege that not being afforded at that time but to no any moment that could be taken away similar to when they were captured and going into the cave fields and different things like that there were instances when they were getting close to that line. >> it is soer interesting during the performance when you're in the ship and i wonder if this is what it was like with the experiences speaking to the ancestral experience. >> absolutely taken that into account what the possibility was, the differences in the justification between white officers potentially being imprisoned for the entirety of the war and wherever that might of been at that time and you've never see the family again as a potential consequence for you in doing labor in his face so far away disconnecte

it's a very interesting vantage point that james had in the sense of there. e was a lot of there was a bit of privilege that not many were afforded during that time, of course, but to know that you know sort of any in any moment, that could be really taken away similar to when they were captured and you know, put upon the amphien and he says, you know possibly going into the cane fields and you know different things like that there were you know there were instances in his life where he was very getting very close to that line. so yeah. and it's it's so intti experience is speaking to an ancestral experience. yeah. absolutely. i think you know him just giving pause to take that into account what the possibilities were being sent off the differences the juxtaposition between white officers, you know potentially just being imprisoned for the entirety of the war wherever that might have been at that time versus never seen your family again. it could be as a potential consequence for you or again, you know doing labor in a space so far away disconnected from your

a james bond theme, the mad max movie.r 60's on stage as she was in her 20's. it was the energy. you knew from the first second there was a person with incredible presence. one of the things that led to jealousy from ike, the attention she attracted on stage. she was under his control. watching some of that footage from the 1960's is compelling. there are many other performers. people have said they have taken her moves. they watched it and have taken it on board. the kennedy center honors in washington, d.c., when it was an evening in celebration of tina turner, the culmination, beyonce walked onto the stage. she said there were tinas in her life, her mother and tina turner. and she did a performance. and you watch beyonce and you go you've got that from one person, tina turner. >> it is astonishing looking at the footage. without the sound and the energy and enthusiasm. it really jumps out at the screen. thank you. we will talk to you a little bit later. taking you straight to washington to speak with our correspondent,

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a james, you've been to have cost on many, many times over a number of years with your work with without 0. and you haven't been back the, in, in, in 2 years since the time about and came to power. i know you've, you've only been back in the country as a matter of allies. but what are your 1st impressions? upon landing the a very important carrier that i reach lake city. how about and you just landed here in the last few hours and it's friday. so it's the weekend, so much cloth of the normal. it is very old feeling for someone who has lived here in the past. his being here numerous times since 2001 to see the streets and seen so many things that are the same. but one fundamental thing that is completely different. some things web, what very, very normal, to be honest with you. um you get your visa, its exactly the same visa you used to get from the previous government looks exactly the same. you arrive in the apple. uh, very efficient working very, very well the apple for me at least when i arrived here. and interestingly a contradiction, perhaps i saw the most off in the apple, but the,

all right, to a james by his life as the in here. russian. the james, thank you. i a smell thousands of dollars. a nationalist is right, is upheld a controversial march through occupied east jerusalem. it's part of israel so called frank day, which celebrates its illegal occupation of the city. since the 1967 war people were heard taunting races, slogans, they marched through the streets and that incursions of alex i must compound from among support some of the bodies. joseph yes, to tell him he's closing his door early today is he's supposed to do one day every may when is reading much is make is the street on safe? they love this to prove that the service and the so the and that way they will be able to prove that they did either of the city and the city. yes. as own this clothing. so for decades jerusalem's old city. the only home his family has ever known. this is my that's, there's much of my both good positive and the both of us, most of it is this is all 50 to this afternoon. he's avoiding the so called slack, march, an annual event. the over runs this part

so how is hydrogen use as a few where? well, james has a rather not a way of demonstrating this with a toy car that looks about what set to assess about 20 meals. so it shows me how to produce hydrogen with a many electrolyzer. so we just to wait a moment, we're going to generate some type of thing. we're going to get to build up an electric current passing through the water forms hydrogen bubble. there's another, some gas storage here that we didn't have before. so now i'm going to take my cables around here and you can see now that the gases are flowing into the fuel cell. and then that is gonna allow us to generate electricity, which makes the cargo. that is absolutely good. is that something bad to catch in the principle that pose the fuel cell and james's toy car is the same when scaled up to power a fleet fight. cancel. events on the island was completely silent. are all completely silent. wow. you can sometimes hear the compressor from the hydrogen when it's when, if it kicks in it, you'll hear me. wow, that's all you'll hear.

i'm only a james before presidents lensky arrive. g 7 leaders issued to what could be construed as a thinly veiled strength of china, accusing infusing economic collection to bully several countries. those comments of anger, the chinese it's yeah, the g 7 as ever i think tried to send some red lines to china. they said the china was coming up my line practices. they said they were very concerned about the situation in east and south china sea, but the same time they said they didn't stand in the way, didn't want a full charges economic progress. they know they need china because china is the 2nd most important economic power. the globally economic system depends on china. as a result of these countries, all of them, the g 7 and a half of trading relationships with china. so they sent, tried to send us sort of balance of message, but with particular areas that they were underlining for china. china to those particular areas. um was, it seems offended. china, a sides from ministry spokesman that it was smearing china. they disrupt the g

i'm a james, thank you. that's what it's james, is saying that one of the biggest issues of the discussion of the g 7 summit is the gutting tension. over tie, one block has repeated. let's use beijing of threats and intimidation while china says the group is prejudiced. jessica washington spoke to people living in the chinese coastal city of sherman, which is close to taiwan. this factory and the city of simon, there are more than 1000 workers. most of them are from mainland china. all except the boss, honey, one who is from taiwan. he was one of the 1st time when he's investors to come to semen. more than 30 years ago. one person was that we are old chinese young, the 2 sides of the street, also a family. and we have 100 percent support from our competitors here. and he says recent attentions in the region having to jump into his confidence and opportunities for collaboration, thoughts as young, those on the young against in we always hold the 2 sides can integrate and developing young a not argue over triv

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all right, i'll give him, i think it is a james by his life for us, but in here, russian. a. james, thank you. as well as bringing henry my leverage. she's a ceo of the political risk consultancy strategy and a for my us diplomats and she joins us by a skype from mclean in virginia. and henry, good to have you back with us. let me ask you, i mean, it is significant that this is g 7 is being held in here. russian of the side, as james was saying that the world's 1st nuclear bombing. how much has the shop in the minds of well leaders who are increasingly concerned about the nuclear threat posed by russia? i think the timing of either couldn't be better or couldn't be worse from japan's perspective. of course, it's incredibly important for a prime minister casita personally, but also for japan as a country to have all of the heads of state from the g 7 for the 1st time. come to her rush, much to see 1st hand uh the scars that japan bears from, from this terrific atomic bombing. so it's tremendously significant in japan tremendously significant for all the cedars, for the 1st time

all right to james baseline for us, but in iraq's from a james. thank you. now it's in his prime minister, georgia maloney. it has cut short half participation of the g 7 in japan to return home. recovery efforts are underway in know the needs of the, of to what's been described as the was flooding in a century. at least 14 people have died and more than 36000 have been forced them. that homes regional forward has extended a red whether or not to sunday with more rain predicted specimen. vitamin has been fined to racial will lead us that the united states will not default on its debt, but the light is maintained between the white house and republican negotiate as has ended without a deal to raise the us government's borrowing. that the treasury is wanting, washington could run out of money as early as june. first, republicans who control the house of representatives, demanding budget cuts default could cause global markets to crush. mike kinda is in washington dc with the latest the negotiators are continuing the talks over the weekend. at one stage friday t

a call. hey, dad, it's jr. >> james: i know who you are, jr. when really? you didn't die? >> i'm bleeding a lot, i am standing on a pile of red paper towels. i respect you a lot and always will unless you sell out to autocracy for money. >> james: why do you say that? >> that might be the excessive blood loss talking, where the bandits? >> james: due to the florida seat, my suit smells like a diaper and i decided not to beg greg norman for a job you're to screw you, greg norman! oh, he heard that, let's go. we witness the impossible, a journalist survived to sing a critical word about the saudi government. congratulations to the winners or whatever. the opponents must lick their wounds over a seven course meal. now sweating profusely as i begged the pilot to take off. from "tooning out the news," this is james smartwood, as i will now be known to evade capture. now i have to drop off a receipt for $80,000 so let's wrap it there. "tooning out the news" returns, hot take kal penn how biden's reelection campaign will take on trump's record of super

landale in — now for a week after week. james landale in kyiv, _ now for a week after week. a week after week. james landale in kyiv, thank you - now for a week after week. james landale in kyiv, thank you very i landale in kyiv, thank you very much, and steve rosenberg, thank you both. five people have beenjailed for a total of more than 30 years for illegally streaming premier league football matches. the group ran a system called flawless tv that offered live feeds of all the games and undercut legal broadcasters. they made more than £7 million between 2016 and 2021, and had more than 50,000 subscribers. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. arrested, the head of a multi—million pound gang, importing not drugs but something almost as valuable — football. i don't think any of us realised quite how big it was. appearances can be deceptive. this flat was the nerve centre. that were 20 or 30 set top boxes all linked together, broadcasters like sky, and they recorded the stream and then they streamed it as their own, literally two or three seconds later. the gang

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. ge: actually, you don't need vision to do it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i'm chriian frazi. this is a coronation edition of the context. king charles makes a surprise visit to fans waiting with the prince and princess of wales. >> excited, nervous, a big day ahead. >> westminster abbey has turned out fit for a king. the dignitaries and heads of state arrive in london. 100 expected at the coronation tomorrow. we are here live tonight at buckingham palace on the eve of a historic day. the coronation of king charles and queen camilla. we will talk to historians, aristocrats, and artists about what coronation means for them and

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. ge: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello. i am lewis vaughan jones get this is the context. >> notice, smugglers care only about profits, not people. do not risk your life and your life savings only to be removed from the u.s. if and when you arrive here. >> we have been traveling since october last year. it is really, really hard. we don't know what we will do because going back to our country is not an option. >> we are doing our best in texas to make sure the border is secure but other states are not having as much success. ♪ lewis: hello and welcome to the prog

a re militarized japan? at to unpack this will turn to an asia expert. james bradley is in asia in the pacific historian and critically acclaimed best selling author of a number of books including flags of our fathers, which was turned into a film by clint eastwood and his latest book is called the china mirage. thanks for being with us. james. so after the fall of imperial japan and world war 2, the us, the militarize, japan. but they maintain what's called the japanese s d f. the self defense forces established in 1954, around more or less. so a quarter 1000000 men. by japan's legal definition. the j as the app is not a military. internally, the public view. these forces a sort of like a r u. s. national guard who respond to domestic disaster is like earthquakes. however, ex donnelly, the j. s. d. f, is regarded as a military. is this a distinction without a difference? and does it really matter to this a distinction without a real difference? you know, after world war 2, the americans rewrote the japanese constitution said no more military. and then the eco

nothing web reports from a lendy. james and his mother survived the cold from which hundreds of people have died. they will follow us of canyon evangelical pasta pul mckenzie. they asked us to hide their identities. most of the survivors are being held by the police. this is why mackenzie cooled people to live with him in the remote arid forest tennis coast. he told them to fest stuff that children to death and then stopped themselves to reach having james says his brother rescued him. he's visibly emaciated. his mother denies, he was starving him. a james says yes before he was inspired by mackenzie's preaching in touch. this fish on his messages were okay or young, but they changed from 2017 on he told us to stop going to school and to pray. instead of going to hospital, he was a senior person, so we believed him in no bates and this was pulling mackenzie's to 10000000. they use this done right here. every sunday, i'm preached to crowds of hundreds of people who gathered here. thousands more watched on these television st

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let's pause for a moment. the james, we've just seen them, as you say, ne, those reads. how significant is this? in particular for the japanese, a prime minister female because she who was committed to a nuclear weapons free, well that he really wanted to can convey what he called the reality of an atomic attack. yeah, so i think it is interesting as you look at these leaders standing the solemn ne, i'm sure it was a very emotional moment for each of them to think about what happened to you. an event that yes didn't happen in the lifetime, although it only happened. well, actually it happened in the lifetime of jo 5 and, but not in the lifetime of the, of the latest the here, but clearly an event the, the rates today, particularly if you are one of those people that is that important in the world, particularly for 3 of those leaders who have large nuclear awesome, most of the, the u. k. the us and from the g 7 are grouping of countries that have broadly similar opinions on most issues these off the global south east of which the global no said the rich countries of the wo

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traveling to attend meetings, while g 7 meet as mates as a lingering tragic post over the city of the washington of different mass. i got it to james based around the world. most people know what happened in hiroshima. but even though the risk nuclear bomb was dropped to almost 78 years ago, visiting for the 1st time is a deep, clean moving experience. soon as i can know what it's over to joe, and it's humbling to meet somebody, but it's like 90 roadside a custody ok. both her parents died. she showed me a picture drawn from her recollections, showing the last moments of her badly boned father. and she recalled what happened at 8 15 in the morning, on the 6th of august 1945 minutes of wonder. who do i know mother? when i finish my tours in the morning, i saw it as beautiful bright light in front of my eyes. it looked like the 1st sunrise of the beautiful orange lied. and while i was starting to wonder what it was, the front window exploded. i was hit by broken glass and pushed towards the wall by the power of the blast. i did not understand what had happened. that's how it all started. up to a 135000 people died in the city for the

but this one or shot it's going to get a main day from the drawer and move them out to the clean to a james glassman that key english at a sort of cigna started who stopped overly if i need somebody to g, i'm general. i left, i'm phoning and they will be telling actually we still audience, are we our movement? the kennesaw studies class as a sort of dental document. the staff don't care who by moving mean to join you need as you present. sorry. did you betsy? by easy ledger instead of course the mon main theater. a no negative. we should stuff that i think disagree. move into john k e more mean digits, yano. se up in the wasteful or getting all the stuff, but you solo late group of done did seem dominican and she's still a cmt at google. facebook. the line be soon. abc, cbs less cnn. pepsi call up as in fuel the need be done through you know, the audio silvio movements that she saw no see different scenarios into the stop door. and she saw online k to present that to the national security. i do see the catalog people. thanks. i didn't see a bit less important than that. so again, the lease

.- can find a way out of this. james thank you _ can find a way out of this. james thank you for— can staying. _ can find a way out of this. james thank you for staying. we - can find a way out of this. james thank you for staying. we were l thank you for staying. we were speaking a few moments ago to yuri and he was talking about the fact that the mission is to reclaim ukrainian sovereignty and not attack outside ukraine borders. what do you make of that? this outside ukraine borders. what do you make of that?— make of that? this is the familiar line, the semi-denial— make of that? this is the familiar line, the semi-denial of- line, the semi—denial of responsibility saying that we don't need to— responsibility saying that we don't need to do things like this. specific— need to do things like this. specific absolute rule 100% denial. we get _ specific absolute rule 100% denial. we get official saying that we have no direct _ we get official saying that we have no direct involvement in this which leaves _ no direct involvement in this which leaves open what the possibilities because _

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. ge: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. it's exciting to be partf a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers likeou. thanyou. announcer: and now, "bbc news". welcome to "bbc the " >> i'm confident our partner countries will follow, that will make the sanctions more effective to make sure russia pays a price for its activity. >> there are some in the world and here who have turned a blind eye. he was in moscow in march, but his rehabilitation carries a message for authoritarian leaders. carry out and wait out the storm. >> hello and welcome to the program. ukraine has been a common theme at two leader summits. on their first day of meeting in japan, g-7 leaders agreed sanctions against russia. p

get us a james base is in couple, i realize it, nations have been coming out of a view of its humanitarian operations in the country since the telephone put a band on female you and workers from doing that jobs for now they say most you and stuff enough got us done. we'll continue to work from home unless it's in areas where they have been exemptions made by the telephone. for example, in health care or in education or in some cases in the delivery of food. bought the deputies special representative of the united nations and ask chemist on told me it was time for the to bond to lift the band. and until they do, the you ends work will be seriously constrained the scope and the scale of the delivery has been significantly hampered. i'll be, are not delivering 8 live nose. and then we are not going ahead with mail on the teams. and we're able to deliver only in the places where we able able to have a sector exemptions where our partner can alternate in certain geographical areas. this is happening particularly at the time about funding. is that the historic low where on that to 6 percent, wha

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but it was me, it was a landscape denies that the city is full and diplomatic edison james base reports. so this should have been a day of diplomatic trying to ukraine. president zalinski shoulder to shoulder with the g 7 leaders. but it also turned out to be the day on which view credit in lead of knowledge. the total destruction of bucket moved at a one on one meeting with president vidas. he was asked about the city i think no, but you have to try and send it. there is nothing they destroyed. there's no built later. ios presidency, landscape photography location. is the bible for the city. still on going to let her know all what people are accomplishing a very important mission. they, i'm now in baltimore. i will not share where exactly, but it witnesses that department is not occupied by russian federation as of today, like the of the international visitors here. this weekend president's lensky paid his sold them respects to the victims of war. the president, 15 months of these countries invasion by russia. lang, a reset the memorial to those who died in the world's 1st nuclear plum

a young boy back then in the -- choristers. and martin. he went on to be the master of chorus this -- choristers. it and with us to his left jamesnson for 25 years he was a science corresponded for the bbc parish and he was a correspondent of the westminster school in 1953, now he is one of westminster abbey's coral students. ahead of this we have a history in this with the two of you. welcome. tell me what you remember, there would be some young boys who would sit in the choir at westminster abbey this- woubt wo you remember ahead of the weaned coronation? >> a feeling as the queen walks through, that this is a piece of history. and the thrill of the westminster skull or shouting out from the top story, it is something you will never forget. you felt you were part of history. christian: and you have such historical memories that i believe recently when you met inking you were able to tell hi about his own christening. you were singing at his chriening. >> yes i had just joined the choir. and it just happened that the king was ill and they couldot go to winslow so the -- so they had the ceremony here at westminster -- buckingham

i think it is a james base has more from hiroshima. the effort i think is to get to get the f sixteens. the us made f sixteens to you, craig, the problem for ukraine is that it was always outnumbered in the by russia, but it's lost. a lot of it's fight to get some estimates. say they've lost about 40 and only have about 80 left, so there's a danger that they might lose the skies and that would be a disaster. so that's why they're pushing so hard for these fight to jets where they're going to get them from. well, that's on clear the moment, but not from the us. it appears to us has dropped to subjection to them having f sixteens, but they don't actually give us apartments themselves. so they'll come from other countries that the sold them to on fridays and ends get dressed. but our bleak summit and jed, it's his 1st official visit to the middle east since rushes invasion began. a cold for support to help protect the ukrainian people, especially it's listed in community i'm sure that we can all be united in saving people from the cages.

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when a local muscle phone came up for sound and cool, james found himself at the cutting edge of sustainable foaming people talk about sustainable. it seems a bit of a kind of both words and, and kind of trying to get behind what, what the sustainable mean and for me it's, it's how do you produce this pricing that we will need, have a from that you can increase the size of it you know, kind of, let's scale it so that you can produce more and more, but without having a negative effect on the environment. muscle funding has been around the u. k. shows the hundreds of years. and although it is a traditional new impact form of funding is not scalable. there are problems with the traditional method of funding, selfish psych muscles and, and an waste has been growing on a river bed or a coastal area or a few type. you weren't going to be reading some close to point source as a pollution that's always going to happen. you call and it's kind of 100 percent guarantee, the purity of the water in certain areas of the case. however, one thing you can say is, as soon as you start to go a mile 2345 miles

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